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Sarah Ahmed
EPISODE NO. 10 / 52 min 25 sec
In "The Truth About Emotional Intimacy: It's Not What You Think," this episode features a captivating conversation with Sarah Ahmed, a renowned psychotherapist, and CEO of LEENA, a Canada based mental health platform. With host Haqq Islam, they dive deep into the essence of emotional intimacy and its true significance beyond physical connections. This engaging dialogue also touches on the mental health challenges faced by the Muslim community amidst global conflicts, exploring how trauma affects individuals both directly and indirectly. Sarah shares her insights on relationships, cultural identity, and self-love, offering guidance on navigating communication with family and overcoming emotional hurdles. Whether you're a third culture kid, a fan of rock bands, or curious about the intersections of Islam and personal development, this episode is for you. Embrace this enlightening journey and discover the power of community and effective communication.
October 10, 2024
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EPISODE NO. 10 / 52:25 MINS
Ep 10: The Truth About Emotional Intimacy: It's Not What You Think
In "The Truth About Emotional Intimacy: It's Not What You Think," this episode features a captivating conversation with Sarah Ahmed, a renowned psychotherapist, and CEO of LEENA, a Canada based mental health platform. With host Haqq Islam, they dive deep into the essence of emotional intimacy and its true significance beyond physical connections. This engaging dialogue also touches on the mental health challenges faced by the Muslim community amidst global conflicts, exploring how trauma affects individuals both directly and indirectly. Sarah shares her insights on relationships, cultural identity, and self-love, offering guidance on navigating communication with family and overcoming emotional hurdles. Whether you're a third culture kid, a fan of rock bands, or curious about the intersections of Islam and personal development, this episode is for you. Embrace this enlightening journey and discover the power of community and effective communication.
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